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I have a table named Tapplicationproject in my database.
When I generated the hibernate mapping using myeclipse, The following files were created:
– AbstractTapplicationproject.java
properties that I need (all are accessible from Tapplicationproject.java):
– description
– endDate
– id
– location
– role
– startDate
– tools– Tapplicationproject.java
properties that I need: (NONE) but I’m using this class to access all fields– TapplicationprojectKey.java
properties that I DESPERATELY need:
– applicationId
– projectName– Tapplicationproject.hbm.xml
Now, I need to get ALL fields from Tapplicationproject table.
The problem is, the composite primary keys (‘applicationId’ & ‘projectName’ properties) are stored ONLY in the TapplicationprojectKey.java and I cannot query this class.
When I tried to query TapplicationprojectKey.java, the compiler said that TapplicationprojectKey is not a persistent class. So I have no idea how to query the ‘applicationId’ & ‘projectName’ from the TapplicationprojectKey using the HQL query.
Anyone know the way to work around this?
Thank you.. I appreciate that a lot.. coz I really need this to work for my first project on my first job
Sorry Mr. Moderator,
I don’t mean to rush you, but I really need some suggestion as soon as possible.. Because this is really important to me.
Thank you
dika,
I’m sorry I asked the developers that had worked on the Hibernate modules and none of them had any suggestions for you. Have you tried asking your question on the Hibernate forums here: http://forums.hibernate.org/I realize this maybe be a primarily MyEclipse issue since our tool generated the code, but the Hibernate forums can be helpful for folks that are in similar situations as our users sometimes.
